See test page. The page contains two images floated using HTML's ALIGN attribute, which are followed by some text in a CENTER element. This is first done in a table, and then an identical version is repeated outside the table. What Happens. Images are drawn fine, but HRs and text go all over the place. This is not fixed by a reflow. What Should Happen. Text should go between the images. Bottom HR should go between the images too. There should never be any overlap. In the table, the text overlaps the left image. Out of the table, the text overlaps the right image. I am not sure why.

This bug has largely fixed itself. The only remaining problem appears when the viewport is made quite narrow. The two images then overlap by a few pixels. This may be covered by another bug already.

I am seeing no overlaps when viewed with a very small window. It appears that the left/right floats may have a minimum distance between them. Both issues work for me under build 1999063008 on Win98.. Marking it such.

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Marking as Verified Works for me.

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